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Guest Blogger: Felt Santa Filled with Candy

December 12, 2013 By Shannah Coe 2 Comments

Kids Make Christmas

Happy Holidays! We are Mary Ellen, Margaret, and Mary Catherine from Spindles Designs. We  are a Mother-Daughter’s team who love to bake, quilt, and craft. Mom Started it all and Mary Catherine and I love keeping up the creative traditions. Thank you Shannah for allowing us to share our Christmas Kids Craft with you.

We love the holidays! And we really love making gifts and getting our kids involved is always fun. Our felt Santa is filled with holiday candy. It is the perfect craft for kids to make gifts for friends or teachers. It also works great for decorations around your house. Santa can either be glued together (very kid friendly) or sewn together (for us big kids).

Supply List:
red felt
white felt
black feltsmall scrap of green felt

black pompoms
red pompomswhite pompoms

red sequin or small red button

candy

hot glue or fabric glue
Hint: for fabric glue allow 24 hour drying time before adding candyThis simple pattern will be a great craft for kids of all ages.

Thanks again Shannah!

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  1. Rhonda - A Born Unique Mom says

    December 13, 2013 at 4:11 am

    This is a great craft for the classroom too. The kids can take home goodies inside Santa. Great post and thanks for the idea! 🙂
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    • Shannah Coe says

      December 18, 2013 at 1:53 pm

      This would be so fun to make in a classroom! I may pass this along to our teacher as a suggestion!

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